Baldo by Hector D. Cantú and Carlos Castellanos for June 10, 2018

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    Templo S.U.D.  almost 6 years ago

    shocking, isn’t it?

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    PoodleGroomer  almost 6 years ago

    The content has been Bowdlerized to maintain your ignorance.

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    Nachikethass  almost 6 years ago

    Knowing Gracie, it’s probably Quantum Physics!

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    WaitingMan  almost 6 years ago

    Mathematics, philosophy…

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    morningglory73 Premium Member almost 6 years ago

    Knowledge is one thing, wisdom is another. She is realizing the more you know the more you know how much you don’t.

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    Happy, happy, happy!!! Premium Member almost 6 years ago

    Answer one question, and you get two more.

    It’s one of the reasons that stupid people don’t like science.

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    Bruce1253  almost 6 years ago

    Data is, Knowledge is data in context, Wisdom is knowledge experienced.

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    Bruce1253  almost 6 years ago

    There are things that we know we know, then there are things that we don’t know we know. There are also thing that we know we don’t know, but the most worrisome are those things we don’t know we don’t know. (A tip of the hat to Donald Rumsfeld).

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    jergideon  almost 6 years ago

    Socrates would be proud, Gracie has the essence of knowledge

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    Iwa Iniki  almost 6 years ago

    Welcome to the Real World.

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    David Rickard Premium Member almost 6 years ago

    The secret of higher education: a bachelors degree leaves you knowing nothing about everything, a masters a lot about a little, a PhD everything about nothing.

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    fredd13  almost 6 years ago

    When you start, they give you basic answers. As you get deeper in, they explain why those answers weren’t quite right, and give you more subtle ones. Rinse, repeat, until (if you go far enough) you’re the expert in the field. And you STILL know that your answers are simplistic – but you’re better equipped to dig deeper for yourself..

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